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Sgt. Corey Brown, 1433rd Engineer Company, Agusta,

Sgt. Corey Brown, 1433rd Engineer Company, Agusta,

Sgt. Corey Brown, 1433rd Engineer Company, Agusta, Mich., teaches a class on the the M4 Rifle,to the Latvian Soldiers.They are shooting the M4 rifle for the first time, near Orge, Latvia, Oct. 11, 2014. The Mi... More

Staff Sgt. Jonathan French, 1431st Engineer Company,

Staff Sgt. Jonathan French, 1431st Engineer Company,

Staff Sgt. Jonathan French, 1431st Engineer Company, Baraga/Calumet, Mich., Michigan Army National Guard, assists a Latvian National Guardsmen who are shooting the M4 rifle for the first time, near Orge, Latvia... More

Michigan Army National Guard 1st Lt. Scott McCormick,

Michigan Army National Guard 1st Lt. Scott McCormick,

Michigan Army National Guard 1st Lt. Scott McCormick, a physician assistant with Company B, 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Company, Saginaw, Mich., instructs Latvian National Guardsmen, on evaluating a casualty,... More

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